Where is the best place for older couples in Lanzarote?

The best areas for older couples in Lanzarote are Playa Blanca, Puerto Calero, and the quieter parts of Puerto del Carmen (Matagorda/Los Pocillos). These locations offer flat, walkable promenades, relaxed atmospheres, high-quality hotels, and easy access to restaurants, with Playa Blanca noted for its, particularly, scenic, and, relaxed vibe.

What is the best resort in Lanzarote for older couples?

The best resort in Lanzarote for older couples – adults only

Barceló Teguise Beach: This contemporary adults-only resort boasts sleek, modern rooms, two stunning infinity pools, and a wellness centre for ultimate relaxation.

Which part of Lanzarote is best for couples?

Caleta de Famara (romantic and secluded stay) Caleta de Famara is a scenic town on the island's north-western coast and is ideal for couples' getaways looking for privacy. You have a lot to look forward to here from the breathtaking cliff views to the charming town just waiting to be explored.

Is Lanzarote good for older adults?

Lanzarote is a perfect destination for travelers over the age of 60. No matter what you feel like. Because on the island you can either relax, enjoy the sun and the sea on the beach or be active and do a lot of things.

Which Canary Island is best for older couples?

One of the quietest islands in the Canary Islands, La Palma known as being a favourite with couples, especially because of its incredible sunsets and star-filled skies. After reducing light pollution, the island won a Starlight award and boast some of the best stargazing opportunities in this region.

Where to stay in Lanzarote - Lanzarote holiday travel guide

Where do old people go on holiday in Spain?

Perfect for mature travelers seeking Spain's cultural gems at a relaxed pace. Explore Barcelona's Gothic Quarter and Sagrada Família, learn paella-making in Valencia, and enjoy flamenco in Seville. Stay in central hotels near major attractions, with minimal walking and easy transportation.

Where not to stay in Lanzarote?

Where you shouldn't stay in Lanzarote depends on your priorities, but generally, avoid the main resorts like Puerto del Carmen, Playa Blanca, and Costa Teguise if you want quiet and authentic Lanzarote, as they are more commercialized and party-focused, while avoiding parts of Arrecife if you seek calm, though it's generally safe, and be aware of occasional beach quality issues in places like Playa Blanca. If hills are an issue, steer clear of hilly parts of Puerto del Carmen. 

What is the 3 drink rule in Lanzarote?

These rules mean, if you stay at an all inclusive hotel in one of these resorts, you can have a maximum of 6 alcoholic drinks a day as part of your all inclusive package – 3 at lunch and 3 with evening meals. Soft drinks are unlimited at any time of day and you can buy additional alcoholic drinks if you wish.

Where should I stay in Lanzarote for the first time?

The Three Resorts

The island's three resorts are Puerto del Carmen, Costa Teguise and Playa Blanca, and chances are you will be staying in one of those if it's your first visit. If you can, we suggest getting out of the resort areas for part of your holiday, if only to see the rest of Lanzarote.

Where should couples stay in Lanzarote?

Which romantic hotels on Lanzarote are good for couples? Couples visiting Lanzarote loved staying at Lanzarote Natura Houses, Casitas Tabayesco and Villas Susaeta. Similarly, these romantic hotels on Lanzarote are highly rated by couples: Bungalows Velázquez, Aqua Suites and Plus Fariones Suite Hotel.

Which is better, Puerto del Carmen or Playa Blanca?

Puerto Del Carmen: It boasts a long, golden sandy beach that stretches for many kilometers, perfect for sunbathing and water sports. Playa Blanca: The beaches here are generally smaller and more intimate, but they offer crystal-clear waters and are ideal for families.

Where is the posh part of Lanzarote?

The poshest and most exclusive area in Lanzarote is generally considered Puerto Calero, known for its luxury marina, high-end villas, gourmet restaurants, and upscale boutiques, offering a cosmopolitan yet tranquil vibe for affluent visitors. Another popular, slightly more vibrant upscale choice is Playa Blanca, especially around its marina, with beautiful beaches, shops, and a lively atmosphere, attracting those seeking quality amenities.
 

Can I brush my teeth with tap water in Lanzarote?

Tap water in Lanzarote is safe for most daily activities. You can use it to brush your teeth, wash fruits and vegetables, and even use it for cooking without any worries. The main concern is that it can have a slightly different taste due to the desalination process.

Is Lanzarote expensive for food and drink?

Lanzarote is actually very cheap. In PDC most places sell pints of lager for €1.50- €2 all day. You get full breakfasts for under €5 and sirloin steak meals for about €15 and chinese and Indian meals for less than the UK.

Can you drink alcohol on the beach in Lanzarote?

Avoid drinking, smoking, or vaping in public spaces – either on the streets or on the beach. It's prohibited across all the Canary Islands. You could face a hefty fine if caught.

What not to do in Lanzarote?

7 Mistakes To Avoid In Lanzarote

• Drinking spirits like you do back home! ...
• Not drinking enough water. ...
• Not wearing good sun cream. ...
• Wearing cheap sunglasses. ...
• Buying fake designer goods and electrical equipment. ...
• Ignoring beach flags. ...
• Not getting out of a resort area. ...
• Related.

Where do 60 year olds go on holiday?

Take a rewarding break in India and enjoy revitalising morning yoga sessions in nature, or watch the calming blue waters on a resort holiday of Northern Cyprus. If you're over 60 and seeking a holiday with plenty of opportunities to get active and discover the great outdoors, there's plenty of that, too!

What age is a senior in Spain?

Share on: The Junta de Andalucía issues a card for residents of Andalucía aged 65 and over that gives access to a series of discounts and services. (Andalucía includes the provinces of Malaga, Huelva, Seville, Cadiz, Cordoba, Jaén, Almeria and Granada).